Forget the arrival of the Manchester Christmas Markets – the true sign that winter has arrived for us is when The Oast House’s giant teepee pops up in the middle of town.
And this year, the beloved Spinningfields bar has pulled out all the stops with its biggest teepee yet.
It’s gearing up to host the first installment of the winter season of Manifest, The Oast House’s popular music festival, with live entertainment and totally free entry.
The teepee itself has been decorated with a beautiful autumn theme, with red and orange leaves wrapped around the huge wooden beams and flickering fire pits placed between the wooden tables.
As the colder months go on, The Oast House will redecorate the teepee in its beloved beer garden with new themes to continue the festivities.
Inside, you can order from the venue’s menu of hanging kebabs, burgers, loaded fries, and loads more.
There are cocktails galore too, like spicy margaritas, pornstar martinis and a Berry Colada.
As for Manifest, The Oast House’s popular summer festival is now running through winter, with a vibrant party atmosphere all day and night.
You’ll be treated to pop, R&B, rock and indie, soul, funk, disco and loads more over the course of many hours in the cosy surrounds of the teepee.
In between the live music curated by the venue, there’ll be live interval DJs keeping the party going.
The event is completely free, with spaces dished out on a first-come, first-served basis (and it packs out quickly so we recommend getting there early and staying for the full show).
Manifest will be back at The Oast House in Manchester, this time in its teepee, on Saturday 26 October.
Remaining dates then are Saturday 30 November, Saturday 14 December, and Saturday 25 January from 1pm until late.
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